An on-duty NYC DEP employee was killed in the car crash.
RICHMOND HILL, Queens --
An on-duty Department of Environmental Protection worker was killed in a car crash in Queens Thursday morning. At around 2:35 a.m., two DEP workers were heading eastbound on Atlantic Avenue in a city vehicle when they were struck by a Mercedes that was driving southbound on Lefferts Boulevard. The force of the collision caused the city vehicle to flip onto its side, ejecting the 38-year-old passenger. He was pronounced dead at Jamaica Hospital.The 24-year-old driver of the Mercedes sustained minor injuries and is being treated at Jamaica Hospital.
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